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Relics Ofthe H0lY City.

4 very beautiful sculptured capital
has just been received from the holy
city by the Palestine exploration fund.
It's in white marble, and is q double
capital, showing by this peculiarity Of
form that it surmountei double col
umn. It's 10 IL inches long, 10 8 4
inches wide and IL IA inches high. 1t
is pure Byzantine in its style, having
small volutes, as most Byzantine capi-
tails have; below are leaves, very beau
tiful in form ard exquisitely cut; the
serrated edges of the leaves are enriched
with succession Of holes, which have
been drilled deeply. Although convcn-
tional in form, it may be supposed that
the leaves represent those Of the vine,
for there arc also Represented at regular
intervals lunches OF grapes. We know
from Josephus and the Talrnud that the
vine was an important decoration Of
the temple; the gate is described as
having been decorated with one in gold,
bearing cluster. OF grapes. This con-
ncction Of the wins with the temple, as
well as the scriptura! synbolisia~at ttachsd
to the "true vlne.' mas, no doubt, have
made it fayorito oraalncntation with
the carly Christians Of Jcru allen. I'm
don. Ners
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Mexican Scenery.

General Jackson, ex-minstcr TO
Mexico, says: The scenery OF Mexico
exceeds anything in the world that has
ever come under my observation, either
on this continent or in Europe. The
city Of Mexico is 7400 feet above the
level Of the sea- 1t is in what is called
tie cold country. Next to it, toward
the gulf, is the temperate country, and
from there one passes into the hot coun-
try. The country about Jalapa was pro-
nounced by Humboldt the garden spot
of the world. 1t is distinguished from
all other grand and beautiful scenery In
the world by the fact that at the foot OF
Mount Orizava there reigns perpetual
sumner, while the mountain itself rises
into the region of eternal snow l have
seen the mountains OF Switzerland, but
never saw one that thought compara-
blein grandeur and beauty TO Or;zava.
! have watched upon on orange tree tho
Development Of the fruit from the bud,
through tie blossom, to the ripe orange,
there IN the very sight of the snow
covered mountains. I have drunk ice
water how.ng from 0rizava, and at tina
same timo hal in reach splendid rips
! u;ne-aun.es
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The manner Of making the q ifere1t
grsdes Of commercial soap Is essentially
the same, though different kinda of sae
may be used. It is always made or
large scale, In enormous watts or boilers.
Several hundred weight o. crude soda
ash is first dissolved in hoilin: water il
the soap-boiler, which is e huge circu;sr
iron vessel holding from five hundred to
one thousand gallons, with steam pipe
in the centre. Half the weight ot the
soda IS pure, caustic, lime Is then added
and the mixture boiled. When the lime
has yendred the soda caustic. the boiling
Is discontinued. Several hundred weight
Of tallow is now put into the soap pan,
which is o different vessel made OF cast
iron,, to which heat is applied, either by
means of furnace beneath it, or by
steam carried By pipes around the bot
tom Of the pan. The latter is the more
usual method. The pan usually holds
several tons After the tallow, cut up
into pieces, is put into this pan, guam
tity Of the lye is added, the steam is
turned on, and the boiling cont niinued
until the lye is thoroughly incorporated
with the tallow, and the whole becomes
o pasty mass. Several shovelfnls of COM
! mon salt are now thrown in. This causss
the lye to separate, and rs the mas:
cools, the lye. deprived OF its soda, is
| drawn off. Fresh lyc is then added, and
boiled, and this is repeated until the
tallow is saturated with the soda, that is,
it will not take up any more. Water is
now added until the proper consistency
| is reached. Ifresin IS to be used, it il
now added, and the mass again boiled.
It is then run of into frames, or molds
where it is allowed TO .oiidify, and ther
is cut by wires into bars, dried, anC
packed in boxes. One ton Of yellow
soap will require 1000 pounds Of tal!ov
$50 and pounds of resin, with lye suf
ficient to make the whole a smooth, per
fectly homogeneous and saponaceou
mass.-Inter- Ocean,
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Character In a M0ustaclie.

There is lots OF character in mons.
tache-an immense amount Of bad char
acter in many Of them not, perhaps, ia
the moustache proper, but in It's sur
rounlings. One does not realize how
necessary is this all 10 male beauty un
til a moustache wearer sheds the orna-
mcut Then We see the mouth and chin
in nil its unplcasautness, aad most Of
them are unpleasant: The mouth is said
10 indicate character more thoroughly
than any other feature 1t Is odd, thea,
that men so often give themselves away.
Society men by men ] compliment tbs
supper cubs and cane suckers like socie-
ty "ofnen run il grooves. II one sim
ple,on returned from the east leaves his
beauty w!.h tic barber, our residect
sirnpe.ons ru.h 20 their barber, and We
have colony Of nude-!ipped youths in &c
time. With mos. .. them. their face IL
not the;g fortune, - ;sias more CT less
of u.licczs doc. 10: matter The only
e,r.ss 20 guard .heir sn9u.tGches - care
fully ~ mother sleeping infaas srs
a~;oss /. q tnoleg - their purse. San
Ey1gc.E-I.
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The SflTer Bridge.

The sunset fades along The shore.
And faints behind yon rosy reach a ssA:
Night falls again. but ali! no mora
No more. no more,
My lore returns to Uss
The lonely moon bai ds socs and slow
Her silver bridge across the main,
But him who sleeps the wave below
Love wai.s in vain
All, no. an. no.,
lie never comes again
But while some nigh. beside the ssA
Iwatch, when sunsets -sd kss ceased 20 bxrn
Tha: s.lver path, and sigh, An. me-
Ah, me. az. fne.
Re never viii return,'
II, on that bridge OF ripping ghe
Eishomeward feet should find THAR way.
Ishould not wcnder az the sight
But only say,
"Ah, love, my Iowa
knew you wonld not stayi" -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-26

powerful pab.;e rre.s VII 'sai 70 Neak ken
their presen. .ureEs.'iious. Tn. viii %
the work of time, however. Iosaal!y
there is long interval between The ccas-
ing to worship idols and tie time when
the people arc willing ta see them over
thrown. So far as the great soc.ai aud
intellectual revolution has developed
changes, they srs il ths ! direction o.
free thinking.
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her vhisc.llshed eyss. A.mirs

ma Is 50 fr4ak spoken sad size.
Il scarcely th;ak, observed NJ.
Iadnoy, stba, there = as any n.cess.sy
f2r par;icu.!a::z.ng in sl.ch a ry.attcr as
tl;s."
u hain't 10 patience with mean
fo.4s," sail Mrs Biggari, speaking in
& sta1e-aside.
Z. Mary H-y Lal r.sen calmly up
from her seat among lie younger ladies.
"Neither have J." said size. Ard
80 propose TO subscri t 70 the fund the
FIVE dollars which Mrs. Biggard is g3ing
to pay me-"
Sac moved easily and gracefully
toward the lady Of the house, and held
out her haad with an air OF calm
expectancy.
'Me2' cried S1rs Bicgarl. Coin
to pay you five dollars! guess the gal
is crazy What should l pay you five
dollars fora'
"For the quinces,n said Mary, enjoying
the sudden panic which turned the
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MARY'S OUNCES.

& you won't give Va rothin' for the
wbs.r'@t:on!' said llr.. Begard, fold
.4g her m.tteusd hand. sanct;moniously
upon hsr Zap. "R-membor, Mary Hay,
b. Nlo g,y.tA b. tAs poor lsndeth to
IT,. Aord.'"
"r's, I know, nra. Bggard," said
Aory Hay, with the color coming and
g6in. on nsr cheek, whila sense of tie
.i.sI,ous stroys Within her, against a
ms.& consciousness of the solen-
nifty Of the word. ju.s quoted; "but
tis farTa hasa't lone rs we'll this
Nsar "a wo expected It to do, and until
81! Ia. outstanding debts nrs paid think
II would be scarcely jlss to indulge my
Is.' ~ lie luxury ot subscribing to the
FuMi for tLs Kvanssj1ing OF the Eboe
Indiaus."
Ars. BissorA clnsped the little, red
rnsrosco sub.egiption-boo with click
ing .ouud.
"HamphI" said shs, 'eWhy don't you
tay - once that you'd rather spend your
messy in navy blue silk gown, and fashy
boDnss
Mary rcddaned to ths roots of her
hair
"Prrhnps you srs no. aware, Ms
hg.ard," ," said size, chat the navv-blus
'Ir<.s was mothers old oue, dyed over n
IL. .,
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"lIo:her." erie / 5Iarv

-
"a never tAoa.Lt-of that sa;l elrs.
! Hay. "We'Ii - tomorrow .ui ealI.cr
them, Mary-you and l."
| Mar went SINGING about be. work
that afternoon. Her heart was light as
any feather. Why why had she not re-
membered tic quince-tree before2
Quinces were rare and high-priccd this
season, aud she thought she was certain
Of at east five dollar. for the crop
But the next day, when she ard her
mother NJ. Hay carrying the basket
ana Nary mefrlly trdndIiDg the barrow
along before her went down to the
orchard whose slopes extended to the
giittel!ng steel lines Of the railway, 10
aud beholdI the trees were utterly
stripped of their golden load.
Mary burst into tears She Sa: down
on rhs edge of the wheclbarrow and hid
her head in her mothers apron like
child.
"Oh, mother, who has done thiss'
she cried. "Who can have been SO
wickcd--so cruelT'
'It'. the boya, Pm afraid" esid Mrs.
Hay. Don't fret, daughter don't!
It. done, md It can't be helped"
The boys never served us so before,''
said Nary between her sobs. eyes,
mother you are right. 1t can't be helped.
Let US go home. There is an end Of the
! subscription money now.'
Slowly and sadly the two women
toilcd back up the hill with the wheel
barrow and the basket Mr.. Hay, just
returned from the harvest field, heard
their story with amazemeut.
IT'S the first time that ever tree Of
mine was robbed" =" said he. Al didn't
know as we had such boys in this neigh
borhood, But, look, here, Polly, don't
cry" laying his broad brown hand,
soothingly on his daughters shoulder.
'Its always darkest just before daylight.
Here's a five dollar gold piece that Mrs.
Blake paid me for the hay in the up
medder. was going to take it toward
the taxes, but l guess taxes can wait"
"No, Father said Mary, ''our just
debts are our just debts. l oughn't to
touch this money"
"SqUinchos, eh," said Luks Larrabee,
who had come in with tho stone pitcher
for gallon Of Mrs Hays cider vinegar.
"slu:nchcs is mighty scuss this season.
4. see Mrs. B;cgards folks doin' up 9
: sight on 'sm when l was over there this
morning. Mrs, Biggar.d she's drcdtu
/ chnrchy, You know, anh the pars9n
= he'd said he was partial to preserved
). 'qunches; and there was she and Rue}
y ana A'm'Fs nckcr'n' III IAo HIi posS
. sssed to get EN- done. Says /:
)" ~ iy, whaE did ys g.t al them ere
i 'qulnchrsf
says She:
4 - bought SIN Of boy At th' door.
V says /:
No, ys didn't, Eseeta Biggard; y
i, got EN- last night outen Farmer Hay
:. '|de-hli! 'qu'nch orchard, clus' to th'
10 railroad says /; cause seen you an1
/, hlsy H-c"Ffy'n' tho clothes basket be
s tween you, cram jam tnl Big yale
s4qInche',
10 And SO ldld, =for our cow she go
: "uiea tA' field and wandered quite
way. down the railroad and was a
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Der ..Niefen . Glatm".

Dor Ginger 3eit tbeilten mir NIT,
baB BON elmer @eienidaft. ipelte ben
Befbtitel 80 elmer meritanlffen o1eH'
funa-bem ioeen. Qrfauias 8rant-
bur6 Saul an iid gebra6t bdtte. 4ns
{pruh auf 60 Wtiaionen older 2anoes
erboben porben fei, welde iebt in
ben uhionshaatsn Colorado, Stem Wfes
rico uno Seras liegen. Geitbem bat
ii6 berausgeftelt. baB bic uSnterfate
2ano @ompagnie", an oeren SpiBe bic
in Seras tpobI (ober iibel) b~efanuten
@iebbarone Goodnight unb Nelion FEE
ben, ben r@laim" angefauft bat. Rad
neuerli6en Mittbeilungen lou berielbe
fogar Is Milionem Nder 2anbes UNI.
faHeu, su tpeI1en i'm Seras panbanble
allts bas 2anb, welGes bas Chicago
Snnbieat (6arepea & Co., bonn Stat
ole 3ablung fir ben Gapitolbau be-
fommen bat. iopie bas gefammte iebt
f1on aiemli1 beiieoelte peeoss3bal ges
b6ren follen. Wie bebauptet mirb, III
mad lansem SUDDEN i'm Grdip bes
Staatsminifieriums su Waibington tin
protofoI aufgefuubeu morben, burf)
uelhes BON Seiten Der Ser. Staaters
&esierung allen Sdenfunesaften Der
&epublif Merifo S1uB uno 8iItigteit
sugef1ert tpirb, unb auf @runb beiel:
ben-pie es beibt-beabidtist bic ~Sns
fate 2anb Gompagnie" beim 8unoess
geri1t ben proeeB anbdnsig gu MAIDEN,
tueI6er ibren Redtsaufpru9 an bas
2anb feftftelen fol-. Sails ber Redtsa
titel In Der Shat fi1 als elm giiltiger
erwieie-mas Serr 6arepea entihieben
in Mbrebe felt = f6nnten uiro bas
S9aufpieI erleben, baB Der Staat Be-
ras, Der bod erff Dor 6ur3em als 2lds
ger gegen Goodnight uno Comforter
auftrat, fein Redt geaen bieielben gu
pertbeibigeu bdtte, unb baB bieie su
6errer rnb 26nigen zines groben Sbsis
les bes panbanble unb bes pecostba'
les bon 9edtsmegen" erfldrt uno eirs
aeiebt tpiiroen. Sebenfals mirb es nod
BON Der Gntfdeibung Der ri6terli9en
Beb6rbe ~abbdngen, oh Der rRiefens
claim in Wirtli1feit elm begriinbeter
IN, eber Oh er fi9-tpas mir als uabrs
fdeinli9 aunebmen unb bofen-als
elm ,riefiaer S9winbel" %entpuppen
tuirb.
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llebertriebener atemftetfer |!

9lus Der Shpeiaer 8uubesbauptffaot
Bern lpirb mitgetbeilt: Sn Golge anars
hifif1er Dtobungen, bas Tunbes'
paIais in bic 9uft su fprensen, CAB
Der f6meiaeriide 8unbesratb Dor els
niger 3eit benz 5bormo6ter ben firens
gen 8efebI, mad Z ubr 4benbs yties
manb mebr einsulaHen. ginise Sage
suriid molte Der 8unbesprdibeut mod
Mbenbs elm @ei6dft erlebisen. mar
aber iebr erftaunt, unier feinen I'm.
ftdnben grlaubniB gum gintritt gu be-
fommem, benn Der Shorbiter beiianb
auf ieiner Orber unb 70 muBte Der
8unbesprdibent pobl Ober libel uns
perri6teter Sadie mieber absieben.
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California Weiue.

6err j. 8 Meper, WbOleiale &
Getail6dnbler in Meinen, alamo plaaa,
1T Dor 2ur,em BON feiner bierten Ge'
i6dftsreiie mad Californian auriidge'
febrt. gr fam iebt feline 2nnben nnb
Jamilien nit ben beiien Sorten bon
@aliforniasM einen unb reinem Sraus
bensB ranbn perieben. Reinen @alifor'
mia @laret bertauft er bic 8aIone-$1.
ports unb anbere uuDerfdlfdte Weine
finb ffets BEL inn borrdtbig.
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9aS ertu1blte WfitfeI oeS tueftItdben
MufteolerS.

Iait iebem GortI4ritt bsr einiuanberums in
benz peiteu @efen ergiebt fid cine neue Rad.
frase mad 8 ofetter's M asenbitters
Nea ansefiebslte Gesenben finb oft tueniser &C.
iunb aIS dltere @obnfibs, neil Wiasmen aus
Dem fiirslid urbar gemadten eanoe aufiteiesn,
b~eioubers an GIubuferu, welde @cdpafern
ansseIett fino. Der ginmanberer, Der fd benz
sderban ODER benz Bersbau wiOmet. finbet balo
aus, tpenn CT es nidt f4on iueib, bab bas Bit.
ters ben einaisen fidersn Sdut seeen Malaria,
fotpie sessu bic eeioen bes Maseus, Der esber
inb Der ginssiusibe 9 iudbrt, benen er in Golse
bon alimapedisI, ben einaihen fGledten
Wetters unS unsspobntem ooer unsefunnen
@afers unb eben FOLDER 9abruns ausssiett
III. "Debtalb fdatt CT bieies srobe paus. uno
eautmitteI 70 bod, pie feline ibm innsipob'
nenben @or,ise 10 bsroienen, unb iebt fid Dor.
bae er INNER elm acknowledgements Mittel
borrdtbis Bat, auf bus ct ftd 70 fef sur Belt
Der aotb b~erIafen fanu.
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@ta. @mth's

Wirtbf9at unb Gon3ertsP o.
billion auf benz 8oubernementsS iigel
III elm beliebter Veriammlungsort beuts
fiber 6amilien. Ser pabilon 1T bur9
6eniter gei6loHeu. gebei3t unb in ieber
8esiebung elm blbi9es 2ofaI. Seben
6onntas, Na6mittag unb abenb !:
3Onsert. 9fuf 0erlangen nod benz
2onsert: 9au3trdnsden. 4usge3ei6nes
tes Bier, feiner falter 2un1. - quite,
sepdblte Geieufdaft, aufmertiame gs.
6ienurg. 20be33Mt
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- Mae glemenie, berer bic Natur
beoarf INN einen idonen uno Dolen
6aaruuGs 3u er3eusen, fino in Npers
6air Uigor entbaIteu Dieies prdpa=
rat bdlt ben 6aarbooen frei bon Shup'
ben, p~erbinbert bic 8erbdrtung unb bas
giutrodnen Der Saarwur5el. unb ma6t
bas Saar ieIbit tpeid uno sldnseno.
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Serr @eorg Siebenibaler, Mains
StraBe, Cincinnati, Ohio, elmer Der ans
g~eiebenften Wirtbe. sebrau9t fiir ii6
unb feline sablreide Gamilie ftets Or.
Muguit 26nigs hamburger Sropfen
unb Bruftbse bel allen leidtern gts
frantungsfdlIen unb bhrfen biefe auss
gesei1neten MitteI in ieiner Jamilie
ME Qusaeheu.
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- Sulius Gobn in atlanta. Co.,
befibt, tuie err glaubt. bic dltefe JI6te,
bic in Nmerifa gu finbeu fein mb9te.
gs III oies cine 6eutihe Jl6te BON
gbenboI3 nit z 2lappen. welde auf
elmer iIbernen platte bic Worte: sSus
Illus Gobn, Dresden 1898" entbdlt, ben
Wamer unb Wobnort bes ur urgroB'
paters bes iebigen 8efbers. DDS nabes
su $50 Sabr alte SHftrument bat nod
INNER eirlerl guten Son.
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- Oie Betuobner bon Borne baben
umfaHenbe 8orbereitungen gum gms
pfange Der gr~eurfonsgdfe aus San
Mutonio getrofen. Gas Barbecue unb
Der gaI su gbren Der fremben @dae
tuerben 3eugniB baborl ablegen, bae
bic Bepobrer B6rne's ibre neue gigeus
f9aft als gifeubabnfiabt 80 i6dBen
tpiFen.
- Oie Gef6dftsleute San Nntonios
foIten fi9 bic Gelegenbeit ni6t enige'
ben IaKen, lire @ef6dftsperbinbungen
mad benz Norbtpeiten aus5ubebnen.
Das f6nnel fe am beften tbur, inoem
fe morgeu on benz Barbecue In Borne
ih~eiInebmen unb bort uelle 8efannt-
fdaften anf1ipfen. Der 3ug perIdBt
ben Mranias pab 8abubof UNI 8 ubr
Wormittag.
- gus RerrbiIe, Comfort unb Der
ganseu ii6rigen umgebung merben gros
Be 5daarer1 bon 8eIu1ern su benz
Barbecue am 1T. Mdrs nod Borne
fommen. IS ldBt fi1 unm6gli1 cine
before @elegenbeit benten, einen anges
nebmen Sag ;uaubrinseu, alte ge'
fanntl@aften gu erneuerr unb 1eue
basu al MAIDEN, aIs inbem man an bies
fem Sage bic greuriion nod Borne
mitmadt.
- Srdu!ein 3uIema Garcia
bat ibre Rompoitionen in Der gibIio'
tibet bes 2onsrefes regitriren Iafen
unb babur1 ibr NutOrre6t gemabrt.
Wie mir nit Dergniisen b6ren, 1T bic
iunse Dame bon perfdieoenen Wiufitas
lienbanbIungen bes Norbens ermuntert
tporben, lire Salente nod weiter au
entwideln unb ibre f66ne prooutiiOus.
fraft au9 fernerbin ni6t ruben gu
loHeu
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Sa~ngltngeng Mdnnern
mir5
&tdere Getlttm9 ~9araMtttt.

Hie fdredliden GoIsen Der Susenbiinben.
@efdIe4tsfAnd6e berurfadenb, ipOburd Geif
un6 A0rper ruinirt perben, permanent 9es
belt. 9er5flopfen, Sdadterubeit, Saamen.
obHu6. @eSadtni6idndde, 8erInR Der gner.
ale, Abneieuns sesen @efeuidaft uub MeIan.
Dole arinbIi6 furirt. 8erbeiratbete Mdnner,
ooer fol9e, bic fi9 rerbeiratben moueu, bic In
GoIae bon Snoiseretion in Der Susenb an @e.
fdltdis. unb Ae~rbenldudde Ieiben, perben
qrinDIih tarirt. Reine WineraIien eineese
ben. Suuee Manner, bic ibrt Belt nit unfdbi.
gen qeuten beridnenbet unb fd baburd Aranf>
heiten hes appfes. Der Mafe, oes Salies, Der
2ebtr, 2ungen, Ginseiueibe un6 bes Magens
3ueeaoseu babeu, perben idueu turirt. 9abt
Sud ni6t bur6 faIfGes SGamssfabl abbaIten,
f0fnrf
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Oie varrou GdiHbaus u. Sampfs
f6ifs @eIeli9aft bon NewOorf1, tDelde
Dor Rursem IN Mleranbria, 8irginien,
ben boriigen Shifbaubof gefausst bat,
tuirb mad elmer WittbeiIung bes erffen
Sngenieurs 6rper fofort baran geben,
slp6If Oampff9ife BON poafdnoig
leuer gonftructiou, uelde cine alges
meme Hepolution i'm transatlantic den
Reilepertebr% berborrufen tuerben. tpeuli
fe In Der Shat erftiaeu, mas uerfpros
den uirb. Sic follen augebliderpe!ie
Die SSabrt iiber ben Ocean bon Wetps
gort mad 2iperpool in uenig tiber
bier 9agen auriidlesenl 9err Grper,
Der grfinber bes npfeJi6ifesA, 1T Der
feifen ueberseugung, bas problem Der
69neafabrt gel6f 5u baben. Ser erte
Dampfer Der aeuer pfeilfdifs2 Clinic
tuabriGeinli9 i9on iebt unter arbeit-
erbdIt ben bifforiiden Ramen ~pocas
bontas" unb wirb cine Dampfmaidi>
merle Don 1886 pferbefraft baben,
uel6e es inn erm6sliden fon, % 6nos
ten per Stunoe surjdsulesen; er pirb
cine 2dnee bon $40 SUB baben unb
254 CUB Wa1er sieben. 3und4if iols
len be vYfsil.D ampfer1 rur fur pais
fagiersB e~forberuns pertuenoet perben.
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